Financial Liability Deadlines

Per SUNY policy, when you register, you assume responsibility for paying all tuition and fees associated with your enrollment/registration. You must pay even if you did not attend a single class unless you have dropped or resigned your courses according to the published deadlines. This applies to those who are withdrawing from the university OR those who have fallen below full-time status.

*Undergraduate and graduate courses only. If you are in the Professional School (Law, Med, Dent, Pharm), please refer to your school’s website and policies for your financial liability dates.

**Due to the unexpected closures during this first week of the semester, the university has extended the spring 2019 graduate, undergraduate and Pharmacy regular session drop/add deadline through 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 7. Students can drop without financial liability up until Thursday, Feb. 7. If a class is dropped from Friday, Feb. 8 - Monday, Feb. 11, students will be liable for 30% of tuition, 100% of fees.

If you drop all of your courses, you will not be eligible to participate in the Student Medical Insurance program.

Summer 2018 Financial Liability Deadlines

Liability refers to the percentage of tuition and fees that the student remains financially responsible for if courses are dropped/resigned at a given point in the session.

For courses dropped or resigned during the session, tuition liability is calculated using:

the start date of the class session and

the week that the drop or resign occurs

Fee liability is 0% during the first week only. After the first week, there is 100% liability for fees. For sessions that are four weeks or less in length, the fee liability is 100% after the second day of classes. Visit UBThisSummer for specific liability deadlines.